Individuals

Find out about animal welfare in emergencies, legislation, reporting cruelty and more.

The Regional Pensioner Travel Card provides eligible pensioners with a financial subsidy towards the cost of fuel and/or taxi travel.

All persons keeping honey bees in Western Australia are legally required to register with the department.

Information about grants, schemes, disaster recovery funding, and support programs available to assist Western Australians.

Information about keeping pet and ornamental fish in aquaria or other recirculating aquaculture systems.

Property owners or managers must adopt sound biosecurity practices to reduce the risk of unwanted weeds, pests and diseases entering a farm or property and causing problems.

Reporting of pests, diseases, shark sightings, fish kills and illegal fishing.

The department offers a range of newsletters to stay informed with the latest research and seasonal information.

Invasive pests, weeds and diseases pose a serious risk for growers as they can damage our natural environment, destroy our agriculture and food production industries, and even change our way of life. This section covers invasive pests, weeds and diseases and is not an exhaustive list.

Find out about recreational fishing in Western Australia and the sustainable management that ensures we have fish for the future.

For students interested in learning more about the department and engaging with our educational programs and resources.

The department, through Quarantine WA, enforces strict biosecurity laws. Please check for any restrictions that may apply before importing to Western Australia (WA).